Buchtel High School - Griffin Yearbook (Akron, OH)

 - Class of 1948

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C7055 prop QC? 66156 W 1958 and there is peace on earth, for our new U. S. ambassa- dor to Russia, Gurk Sasha Ulrich, has solved all our interna- tional problems. The other night we went to a party that Gurk threw to celebrate his many diplomatic successes. As we drove up to the ambassador's mansion we were the victims of a frightful accident. Yes, Kathy Auten, Ioyce Chalfant, Marg Goodwin, Marilyn Kline, Ioyce Shoemaker. Nancy Anderson and Mary Lou MacDonald were doing over 35 in their Get4a-way car again. Tsk, tsk, girls! Right on hand to see that justice was done was Roslyn Sholiton, noted woman lawyer, and physician. Dr. Ianet Ault, stood ready in case there were any sextuplets to deliver, but alas! no luck! After Dick Tarzan Rennick picked up the pieces of our poor little car and threw them over his shoulder into a neighboring lot we entered the Ulrich mansion On hand to greet us was Alicia Ulrich the former Millie The s Beside her stood her famous husband Gurk lookrng very dis trnguished in a bright green satin suit with the letters Ulrichs Stadium printed on the back He also wore matching argyle socks and tie In the mammoth living room were hundreds and hundreds of people Very absorbed in one corner we saw Ann Stansfreld playing on her 49th game of solitaire Next to her stood brother Eddie looking through the crowd for a beautiful woman Marilyn Ritchie walked rn looking very lovely except for one thing the left pocket of her coat sagged down to the floor She admitted that in that pocket were all of Howie Reeves lab keys ah' sweet revenge' We spotted Iohn Schumacher busy drinking Calverts he has to uphold his Man of Distinction title you know Ray Sabo and Clancy Call: were mixing punch fOh' This censored Grrffml for everyone while Ioan Crutcher was busy in the kitchen making some of that famous lumpless gravy Down in the mansions elaborate wreck room we spied Iohnny Ream innocently marking a deck of cards Behind the bar stood Cassidy Burke and Iackson grving out with a swoony version fCont1nued on Page 243 Being of sound mind and body, and having served the custo- mary four years lin most casesl we, the Iune graduating class of 1948, A.D., hereby make our last will and testament upon leaving dear old Iohn R. To the following undergraduates we make these bequests: To Dick Roughley, Bill Rowe leaves his brains and experience with women. Marilyn Nusbaum bequeaths her only unbroken test tube to Donna Penner and Francis Bloom who may split it between them. Ross Kistler leaves on a stretcher, willing all the swamps, rivers, mosquitoes and miles to be conquered by the cross-country team. Eleanor Sherman donates all the long hours she spent on chemistry to Lita Sholiton or anyone who will have them Anne Bergida leaves with a prayer of thanks and gener ously gives anything she might forget to Mary Utal Dolores Brinker gets Shirley Habermans long trips from her back seat in study hall to the pencil sharpener Anne Nicholas leaves her lunchroom nightmares to anyone who wants them while her fiend Mary Starch leaves the chair in Mr Webers office to anyone who has tardy trouble Angela Conte wills her long hair to Grace Bagent Ruth Iackson and Howard Gilliam will their table at Meyers Lake to any deservrng couple Bev DeLong and Burnell Pinkerton both will their height to Bob Sperght Peg Leupold wills her SOVZ inches to Betty Wells with the hope that someday she can dance with Bob Speight Pegs steady Bud Fisher generously wills his Ford convertible to Iunior Bemell To Franz Bruckschlagel go one beer bottle opener from Ralph Iackson a barrel of bananas from Bob McDowall Dick Bishops spot at the Bar Iohn Drains chair at Sandy Beach Paul Petersons black beauty and its fame Dick Goddard wills the key to the LSDA club to Ie e Davis and Iohn Hughes w lls th LSDA rooms to Iere Davis and Iohn Bly Bob Miller leaves his poetry to room 220 s waste paper basket lean Clark wills her parking space at Swenson s to Cheryl fContrnued on Page 245 gem Kaffe! BOY Dwight Vincent Dick Everhard Dick Everhard Clack McTaggartl Irm Ulrich tDon Ruthenbergl Dick Taylor fD1ck Volkl Bill Maxson Paul Peterson ftiel Iack McTaggart lack Usner fBill Maxsonl Don Rowan I im Ulrichl ack Usner lim Ulrich Larry Olcott Bill Maxson Bob Wilson Iohn Hughes Dwight Vincent lack Usner Dwight Vincent ftrel Nick Thomas Nick Thomas Tom Burke Names in parenthesis denotes very close second GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Cattran MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING WITTIEST BEST DRESSED PRETTIEST SMILE PRETTIEST HAIR PRETTIEST EYES MOST TALKATIVE MOST VERSATILE BIGGEST FLIRT BEST DANCER MOST SERIOUS MOST GULLIBLE Sherry Dobrow tre Peggy Hook Alice Thers Lauralee Shea Ioanne Helmkarnp Ioan Crutcher Iean Ryder Mary Cattran Roslyn Sholiton Barbara Klein tl-Iamet Nestorl Mary Cattran Beverly DeLong Barbara Thompson Ioanne Sheary fSherry Dobrowl Charlotte Hakes MOST TEMPERAMENTAL Norma Combs BEST LINE MOST FRIENDLY BEST SPORT Beverly DeLong Peggy Hook Mary Cattran lLauralee Shea? 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610,55 LCQIJ Rrchard Everhard Presldent Martha M1DCk Secretary Paul Peterson Vrce Presrdent Thomas Larrrmer Treasurer aI'l' The June Class of 1948 has now reached that hnal goal of hxgh school hte graduatron We have looked forward to th1s day Wllh great expectatrons We do havmg rs-al1zed that many troublesome trmes l1e ahead Those wrth 1n1t1at1ve w1ll nse as leaders wh1le the rest w1ll settle back to a good wholesome l1fe What ever the life work for each becomes we know that we have been capably prepared to undertake lt by the trammg academlc socral and CIVIC we have recerved at Bucfxtel h1gh school We w1ll take w1th us and help further those stan dards of character c1t1zensh1p and culture wh1ch rn the past four years have been such a help rn bu1ld1ng our l1ves from youth to adulthood We look to you the January class of 1949 to carry on the standards and tradltlons of Buchtel h1gh We belmeve you w1ll take the task to heart and cher1sh 1t deeply Rrchard Everhard Presrdent To the departlng sen1ors We the January Class of 1949 have watched the Class of June 48 progress through 1ts h1gh school years They have drsplayed a h1gh standard of leadershrp and character wh1ch we w1ll stnve to ma1nta1n The task left before us IS dxffrcult but relatlvely small 1n companson to the many problems awa1t1ng the June graduates They have met these problems successfully rn the past a past wh1ch was fllled w1th glory for some and hard work for all We conslder the 1ob of carrylng on the trad1t1on of Buchtel Hlgh School an honor and w1ll uphold th1s honor to our utmost We smcerely hope that all of you hnd success and congratulatlons and best wrshes Jerry Davrs Presxdent June Class of 1948 January Class of 1948 aaa ommrffeed Bmg and Pm Dlck Pamphn loan Darkow Beverly DeLong Dorothy Enqlehart Janet Ault Mary Keegan Ted S aman Lev Anderson Torn Burke Ted Jubxn Announcements Jackre Cole Judy Cole Helyn Iona Charlotte Boone Eleanor Sherman Ann Bradley Eugene Mlnder Darlene Strome Ruth Jackson Sally Tuttle Photography Roger Ederer Ellen Antypas Deborah Leeper Manlyn Darst Lynn Barr Frank Metcall 'Vlanlyn Clayton Heather Mountjoy Decoratlon Phrl Manthey Gene Webster Margaret Goodwm Class Day Don Ruthenburq Nancy Kroeqer Mary Jane Koury Ralph Jackson Roy Handwerk Marilyn Rxtchte Marilyn Wmter Peg Hook Bob Stavely Nxclr Barnes Peg Leupold Bob McDowell Mary Fxrestone Pxcnxc a gerv Sturdevant Donald McCollum Prank Fxsher Mary Cattran Davtd Dresser Dwight Vxncent Charlotte Hakes Lxesel Elsenhexmer Lauralee Shea Joanne Gray Barn Dance Tom Adams Martha Lombard Burnel Pmkerton Grace Prdwell Joyce Wortman Barbara Hxle George Rankm Tom Scheuter Commencement Marxlyn Patterson Joanne Patterson Joanne Sheary Sherry Dobrow David Brown Ted Jukes Jean Baum Amta Hamxlton Angela Conte Pat Whxtacre Cap and Gown Manlyn Klme Joyce Chaltant Mary Gravxs Marilyn Grotz Larry Olcott Sandra Vlqder Joyce Shoemaker Theater Alice Thers John Ream Bob Odeh Shxrley Frazier Betty Lou Llewelyn Ernest Kraatz Kay Robinson Jean Clark lack Casstdy Manlyn Fox Sally Arenson Ruth Wrrqht James Brxtnall Norma Combs Baccalaureate Joanne Durkee Bxll Howe Barbara Klem Dick Volk Kenneth Denton Barbara Wmkler Annalou Spmdel Harrret Victor Kathy Auten Ann Sxlverman Color Burton Marks Jack Taylor Julia Chuchu Evelyn Kraccr Jack Usner Ushers Frank Johnson Walter Stregle Ed Stansheld lack Thomas Duck Rennlck Chrxstmas Formal Estelle Exganmacht Joanne Hemkamp Vnrgtnna Mahoney Clark Kuch man Dan Moss Duck Waqn r Wayne Freeman Ann Stanstreld Bob Hard Davtd Bosomworth Bull Carr loan Crutcher Arlen Wollms Nancy John on Prom and Banquet loan Golstem Margaret Brehm lohn Schumacher Jlm Shaw Lots Summ rot Paulxne Rnc Jxll Lobach Don Whrtaker Dxck Godard Bernard Gerson Clare Brown ohn Dram Roslyn Sholrton Bull Morton , ,, e ww , ' , ' ' l - - happiness in whatever you undertake. Class of '48, M r A .' ' . . 1 ' 2



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